Blair's Awaken Angel

Blair's Point Of View

As I shook, I stepped away from the white eyed creature, scared that it may do something very evil I was not prepared for. I wanted to scream for aid but I didn't even know where to start. “What could you be?” I asked it as I walked closer to the door.

The angelic creature came out laughing. It was a woman and she looked very beautiful. “So you’re still not smart to see? You can not guess? I have been with you since forever, sent from the moon goddess and you’re asking me such questions.”

I stopped when I heard what the white wolf said. Its eyes were still shining as it shook its head at the foolish question I asked. “Or did the trauma of losing the one thing you really love affect you this much?”

“The thing I love?” I asked as I said in shock at the creature close to me in awe.

Its smile became wide as it waited patiently for me to respond. That was when I came to my senses. “This creature, you’re my angel!”

“You can call me Betty,” She said as she laughed with happiness in her eyes. I was in awe. This was difficult to believe. I just looked at the beast as I tried to believe whatever it was that was happening.

“This is not possible, this cannot be, I do not have an angel,” I said as I doubted and tried to believe what was happening. This made the lady fume in anger.

“So who do you want to believe? these losers here or your mind and reasoning?” She questioned.

I became silent as I tried to put together the dots of what was happening. “You better believe it Blair, I don’t have time to waste here,” Betty said as she drew my attention to herself again.

“We have always been together for the longest, you have always had an angel.”

“Always?” I questioned as I thought of that word wondering what she meant when she said that. That was when Betty revealed that she was one with me and she had been hearing all of my cries.

I wondered why I did not know. She said that she monitored me for the longest but was scared to show herself with me or talk with me because she did not know how I would react.

“You have finally reached your breaking point and are going to start your journey in pain and loneliness. You will surely need a companion. That was what connected us,” she said as she laid on the ground and fluttered her wings together.

I now understood what she was talking about. Jayce had planned with my sister to throw me out after all the good things I did for him drove me to take a big decision to leave him forever.

The fire and grief that sparked me to take the decision connected me and my angel.

After accepting my angel, I asked her about her background. She was different from any other angel I’d seen.

Some angels had yellow, green, red eyes but hers were shiny, mixed with all the print colors and had a gold lining. With happiness in her voice, she said I was the last of an extinct wolf.

My type of wolves were moved by extreme emotions and the wolf’s angel will be fired to come out.

That was how Betty was able to reach me after all. “Why did you allow the foolish guy to keep using you as his toy? After everything you had done for him, you were going to accept nothing and leave him empty handed?” She asked me while she flew to the air. Her eyes were shining with fire and it made chills go down my legs.

“So what do you now decide, will you allow Jayce to enjoy his life while you die away in pain or will you show him the aftermath of your anger?” She asked as she gave me options.

I did not know what to say at the time. I was still trying to process this revelation and I could not think properly.

“I am torn in between,” I said as I lifted my eyes to look at Betty. Before I could blink my eyelids, she was gone.

The twenty three hours I was meant to spend time with her was over.

Jayce and Anabelle came to bang at my door and asked me to let them in. I was still on my bed, consumed in my thoughts as they came to knock.

I opened my door and Anabelle walked in. She pushed me to the side and looked at me and asked for the divorce papers.

“I hope you have signed it? Do you not know that you are wasting our time?” Jayce asked as he stared around the room.

I did not give them any answer in particular but I walked to the drawers where I kept the papers, took it out in Jayce’s front and kept it on the table. Jayce dragged it from the table and opened it.

“What do you think you are doing?” He questioned angrily and opened the pages and saw that they were empty.

“Why have you not signed the papers yet, what could you be waiting for?” He yelled as he threw the papers on me.

Anabelle came closer to him and asked him to throw me out of his house if I did not do what I was told.

“She’s thinking she’s still the Luna of the mansion. Throw her out already.”

When I heard what Anabelle said, I answered her with my head still down. “The truth is, I don’t think I can sign those papers because of the promise I made to your father, the late alpha.” I went ahead to tell them the promise and I also made a request at once.

“Could you please give me a few months to grant his last wish? Once I have helped you and your lover to get married, I’ll leave this area forever,” I promised as I lifted my head to look at them.

They looked at me with uncertainty in their faces and they laughed out loud. “You said you wished on his deathbed, you must be stupid to even think we’d believe that,” Anabelle chirped in.

“Okay, your wish is granted,” Jayce agreed, leaving Anabelle shocked.

“I’ll grant your wish of staying here for the time you have said, when you are ready to leave, you’ll sign these divorce papers, leave and never come back?”

“Yes boss,” I replied to him and bowed.

Jayce’s decision made Anabelle angry. She protested against it. She tried to tell Jayce to refuse but Jayce did not listen to her.

“It is the truth. It was my fathers dying wish. It was her duty to make sure I was always happy, it is better she happily hands over her position rather than being mocked for doing so,” Jayce said as he tried to cheer Anabelle's mood.

She reluctantly agreed to what Jayce said and turned to give me an evil eye. “Besides, she is not a strong person, I don’t think she will last a week,” Jayce mocked me as he left the room with Anabelle.

I looked at them as I watched them leave. That was when I heard Betty’s voice, “you made the right choice Blair, excellent!"